Jim N

Very nicely done!

Looks great!

Looks really sharp!

Both look great! Not sure I would like to be driving behind the green one though.

You're off to a great start!

Excellent work Mark!

That looks really nice!

Very nice looking! Great job.

Looks great!

Excellent work!

Very nice! One of my favorite cars both as a race car and a street car.

I always liked that paint scheme. The Pontiac below is still one of my favorite builds.

Wow Ellen, that is really nice work!

Really you may have to. There are more and more places that hit the email account as soon as you give it to them to make sure it is valid. I keep a separate email address just for this stuff.

A really nice collection and all are beautifully built!

Another great looking model Mark! The paint is stellar.

Great job!. The paint work is excellent.

Excellent work as usual Mark. You did a great job!

I would have never thought of combining those two kits. You did a superb job!

Great looking models!

Very nice!

Great looking collection! How General Motors destroyed Oldsmobile is almost criminal.

It really may depend on why you are placing a value on your model collection. Is it to place a value on your personal property so you can set the limit of coverage you are buying or are you purchasing coverage specific to the collection? If you are doing this to place a value on your personal property, you may want to value the partial kits at full retail value. You are over valuing them, but you do not want to under insure your things. If you are buying coverage specifically for the collection, you should be very realistic with what you have and value the partial kits accordingly. If you have a claim in this instance the last thing you want to have happen is a claims adjuster look in a box and see that much of what is supposed to be there is missing. Depending on what is damaged, they may not care that the engine is in a particular competed model or other parts are on different models. And proving conclusively that the parts that are not in the box, but are on completed models may be very difficult. Many states have fraud statutes and you do not want to get cross ways here as it can jeopardize the entire claim. If this is wonky, I apologize, but in a prior career, I used to be an insurance regulator. Insurance companies can be real prickly at times and you do not want to give them reason to question your claim.

I remember those cars growing up. You did a great job!